WSX Final Standings 2017

Florian Petitcollin (Fra) and Francesca Conzi (Ita) are the new WSX 2017 WORLD CHAMPIONS !!

Thanks to his final victory in Lyon, signing his 3rd victory in a row in a main event this year, french Florian Petitcollin kept his World Champion title and confirmed himself as
the best skatecross rider of 2017.
This second title put him at the same level as Anthony Avella as 2 times world champions.Yohan Fort (Fra) confirmed his come back this season, by taking the title of vice-world champion, and being the only skater able to beat F.Petitcollin this year during French
Championships.

Anthony Avella (Fra), despite he expected better overall results, finishes at a good final 3rd place.

Italian Francesca Conzi can celebrate her first World Champion title of her young career ! Despite a 4th place in Lyon, she could finally resist to the come back of A.Delfino,
thanks to consistent skating all along the year. "I am a bit disappointed not to finish by a good result" F.Conzi said, but she could finally enjoy her title as the first italian skater to win
the world title after french domination since 2011.Alice Delfino (Ita), who won 2 main events out of 3 this year, is vice world champion for the 3rd time in a row. With only 12 points below F.Conzi, she will regret her double
false start in Rennes event in the quarter finals which probably cost her the title.Maud Oguey (Fra), signs her best season so far; thanks to consistent results in the top 4 this year, the 16 years old Champion of France could reach the final 3rd rank.

Due to the bad weather conditions, the group races had to be cancelled and the time trials have been taken to establish the final ranking of the last WSX step.
At this time trials game, Florian Petitcollin performed the best time in 21.925, thanks to his perfect technique on the ramps, his incredible power in the straights and probably
the best trajectories in the U turns. Just behind him, Yohan Fort (Fra), with his 22.519, was also a candidate to the victory in Lyon, as the Champion of France 2017 is the only
one who beated Petitcollin this season. Anthony Avella (Fra) took the third place just for one tenth of a second, with 22.660.

In the women trials, Alice Delfino was quite easy, with a time of 24.409, more than one second in front of her closest opponents, Maud Oguey (Fra) and
Elisabeth Duchemin (Fra), who crossed the finish line with a respectively 25.503 & 25.518.

Get Ready for the WSX finals, which are being held in Lyon, on Sunday 17th September !

After his 2 main victories in Rennes and Barcelona, Florian Petitcollin (Fra) is the favorite for the final title in the men's category, but the other frenchs Yohan Fort and
Anthony Avella will do their best to prevent him from getting a second world title in a row.

In the women's category, italian Francesca Conzi is also ideally placed to win her first world title but 5 girls can still break her dream, especially Maud Oguey (Fra) and Alice
Delfino (Ita). Stey tuned !

WSX WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS PROVISORY STANDINGS 2017

Check out the new WSX World Championships provisory standings after 19 steps. We now have the new leaders of Men's and Women's categories!

After two main victories, in Barcelona and Rennes, WSX World Champion 2016, Florian Petitcollin (Fra) is the new provisory leader of the Men's category! The World Champion 2015,
Yohan Fort (Fra) is now on the second position. Double World Champion (2013 - 2014), Anthony Avella (Fra) is ranked 3rd. Jimmy Fort (Fra) took
the 4th place. Lucien Hugues (Fra) takes the 5th position. Flavien Du Peloux (Fra) is now 6th. Maxence Clusaz (Fra) got the 7th place.
Alejandro Rahali Vicente from Spain received the 8th rank. Leandre Mage (Fra) is staying on the 9th place. Marco De Marni from
Italy entered the TOP-10 on the 10th position.

The winner of the main event "WSX Rennes sur roulettes 2017", Francesca Conzi (Ita) is the new provisory leader of the Women's category! Maud Oguey (Fra) is
staying on the second place. The World Number two in 2015-2016, Alice Delfino (Ita), after her main victory of the WSX Imagin Extreme Barcelona 2017, goes to the third position.
Charline Marillier (Fra) is now fourth. Claudia Massara (Ita) took the 5th place. Elisabeth Duchemin (Fra) is currently at the 6th position.
Maelie Poussier (Fra) is now ranked 7th. Maeliss Conan (Fra) got the 8th rank. Mathilde Belin (Fra) took the 9th place. Justine Grall
(Fra) received the 10th position.

The second main event of this season was held in Barcelona on June, 17th-18th. More than 40 of the strongest skaters coming from France, Spain, Italy, Brazil and Estonia challenged each
other for the victory of this big race.

Florian Petitcollin (Fra), WSX World Champion 2016, got his second main victory of this season, and should take the lead of the world championships ranking over the current
leader, Yohan Fort.

He was the fastest during the qualification (29,605 sec) and won all his races, including the final. World Champion 2015, Yohan Fort (Fra) showed 10th qualification time (31,995
sec) but did his best to win all his races until the final, where he finished second. Lucien Hugues (Fra) performed a great result, finishing third and leaving the fourth
position for Double World Champion (2013 - 2014), Anthony Avella (Fra). Anthony performed the second best qualification time (30,563 sec) and took the final fourth place.

The World Number two in 2015-2016, Alice Delfino (Ita) got her first big victory of the season! She performed the best qualification time (33,569
sec) and won all her runs, taking the first place of the final! The winner of Rennes sur roulettes, Francesca Conzi (Ita) took the second place, leaving the third
step of the podium for another Italian, Claudia Massara. Maud Oguey (Fra) took the final fourth position.

Flavien Du Peloux (Fra) and Leandre Mage (Fra) with their team "Tarzan" won the Team Cross final race,
leaving the second position for "Cobo Team" represented by Giorgio Cossaro (Ita) and Luca Borromeo (Ita).Rudy Bibi
(Fra) and Lucien Hugue (Fra), team "Cascade" took the final third place.

After the first main event 2017, here are the new WSX World Championships provisory standings and the new leaders of Men's and Women's categories!

The World Champion 2015, Yohan Fort (Fra) is the new provisory leader of the Men's category! Flavien Du Peloux (Fra) is still second. Jimmy
Fort (Fra) takes the third position. Maxence Clusaz (Fra) is now fourth. The WSX World Champion 2016, Florian Petitcollin (Fra) got the 5th place.
Lucien Hugues (Fra) is now on the 6th position. Anthony Avella (Fra) is now 7th. Jonathan Duclos (Fra) is now ranked 8th. Leandre Mage
(Fra) took the 9th place. Hugo Penlann (Fra) entered the TOP-10 on the 10th position.

Elisabeth Duchemin (Fra) is now leading the provisory standings of the Women's category! Maud Oguey (Fra) is currently at the 2nd place. Charline
Marillier (Fra) took the third position. Maelie Poussier (Fra) is now fourth. Italian Francesca Conzi gets the 5th rank. Maeliss Conan
(Fra) is now 6th. Mathilde Belin (Fra) took the 7th place. Justine Grall (Fra) is ranked 8th. Marine Van Der Meulen (Fra) is currently
at the 9th position. Claudia Massara (Ita) got the 10th place.

The Team Cross ranking is staying the same with "Tarzan" Team from France with Flavien Du Peloux and Léandre Mage on the first
place. "Les Bugs" with Oscar Briex (Fra) and Charlie Lafenêtre (Fra) is on the second position. "Nord Sud" represented by
Daniel Molinary (Fra) and Warren Digne (Fra) stays on the third place.

The results of the first main event 2017, which was held in French Rennes on May, 20 - 21 May, are online! Below you can find the overview of this first three cones WSX event of the
season!

The WSX World Champion 2016, Florian Petitcollin (Fra) was second during the qualification (26,602 sec) and won all his races, including the big final. He received his first main
victory of this season. Double World Champion (2013 - 2014), Anthony Avella (Fra), showed 11th qualification time (28,116 sec) but did his best to go to the final and to take the
second place of the final race. After his second place of the Paname WSX, Jimmy Fort (Fra) continues to improve his results! He performed 9th time during the qualification
(27,861 sec) and finished on the third place of the podium, leaving the fourth position for his brother, the World Champion 2015, Yohann Fort (Fra). Yohann showed the best
qualification time (26,392 sec) and won all his races, except the final.

Francesca Conzi (Ita) received her second big victory of the season! After her first place of the two stars WSX event in Caen, she won her first main event ever! She performed
the best qualification time (28,785 sec) and won the big final! Elisabeth Duchemin (Fra) was fourth after the qualification with a time of 29,433 sec and won all her races,
except the final, where she took the second position. Maud Oguey (Fra) showed the second qualification time (29,273 sec) and finished third in the final, leaving the fourth place
for Claudia Massara from Italy.

WSX Paname Skate Cross ★★

The second two stars event 2017 was held in Paris on April, 15th - 16th. Here is the small overview of this event, which gathered 70 skaters from France, Spain, Italy and
Ireland.

The World Champion 2015, Yohan Fort (Fra) is coming back on the top of the podium! He showed the best time during the qualification runs (29,903 sec) and won all his races
including the big final! Jimmy Fort (Fra) showed his best result ever, finishing second. He was the first during all his runs, except the final, when he left the first place for
his brother Yohan. The winner of the 2016 WSX final, Flavien Du Peloux (Fra) was second during the qualifications (31,068 sec) and took the final third place, leaving the fourth
position for Lucien Hugues (Fra) who showed 4th qualification time (31,469 sec).

Elisabeth Duchemin (Fra) showed her very best result, winning the two stars Women's final for the first time in her career. She was the fastest during all her races, including
the qualifications (34,225 sec). Gaia Parma (Ita) took the seccond place of the final run. Tiffany Derisbourg (Fra) was fourth after the qualifications (35,692
sec) and finished on the third step of the podium. Maud Oguey (Fra) showed the second qualification time (34,843 sec) and got the fourth final position.

Unfortunately, the current World Champion, Mathilde Monneron (Fra) and world number 3, Leandre Mage (Fra) were injured during the competition and could not compete for the victory. We wish them
the quickets recovery!

Yohann and Jimmy Fort (Fra) with their team "Futchos", won the Team Cross final race, leaving the second position for "Team
Bug", represented by Lafenetre Charlie and Oscar Briex (Fra). Maxence Clusaz and Jonathan Duclos (Fra), team
"Les Makis" took the final third place.

WSX France ★★

The first two stars event 2017 was held in French Caen on February 25th-26th. More than 50 skaters from France, Italy, Ireland and Morocco came to fight for the victory of the first big
competition of this season.

The WSX World Champion 2016, Florian Petitcollin from France received his first big victory of this year. He showed the second best time during the qualification
runs (18,369 sec) and won all his races including the big final! Double World Champion (2013 - 2014), Anthony Avella (Fra) showed the fourth qualifications time (18,673 sec) and
crossed the finish line right after Florian, taking the second place. The World Champion 2015, Yohan Fort (Fra) was the fastest during the qualifications (18,270 sec) and
finished on the third step of the podium. Maxence Clusaz (Fra) took the final fourth position.

Francesca Conzi (Ita) performed her best result ever, winning her very first two stars event! She was the fastest during the qualifications (20,303 sec) and won the big final of
this race. Gaia Belviso, also from Italy, was fifth after the qualifications (21,407 sec) but did her best to finish second during the final. This is her best
result so far! Charline Marillier (Fra) took the third place of the podium, leaving another French rider, Maelie Poussier on the fourth position.

French skaters, Flavien Du Peloux and Léandre Mage with their "Tarzan" team won the Team Cross race, crossing the finish line in front team
"Itaglia", represented by Lorenzo Demuru and Matteo Pallazzi from Italy. Florian Petitcollin and
Normane Lethieleux, team "AM Sports" took the third place.

WSX France ★★

The first two stars event 2017 will take place in French Caen on February 25th-26th. The first big event of the season will be held during the Indoor Salon of Urban Sports in the Expositions Park
of Caen. The registration is already open! Check the details and join us for the first big race 2017!

New video : WSX*** Final - Lyon, France

In the anticipation of the new season, watch the official video from the final race of the World Skate Cross series 2016, which was held in Lyon on the 25th of September. The winners,
Mathilde Monneron and Flavien Du Peloux share their emotions right after the victory, to inspire you for the 2017 season!

WSX WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 RANKING

18 events later and after the WSX final, which was held in Lyon, France, here is the final WSX World standings 2016! Florian Petitcollin (Fra) is a new World Champion ! Mathilde Monneron
(Fra) made an absolute record, she wins again the WSX Women's World Championship for the 4th consecutive year !

The winner of the Imagin Extreme Barcelona main event and French Freeride Championship, Florian Petitcollin (Fra) became a new WSX World Champion! The winner of the WSX final,
Flavien Du Peloux (Fra) takes the second place for the third year in a row. Leandre Mage (Fra) finishes on the third step of the podium, which is one step higher
than last year. Italian skater, Giorgio Cossaro (Ita) won 3 places and is up to the 4th position. Maxence Clusaz (Fra) went up from the 15th place to the 5th
position this year. Daniel Molinari (Fra) is up to the 6th place, winning 8 ranks. Federico Delfino (Ita) is now 7th (+5). Danilo Martins (Bra)
entered the TOP-10 directly on the 8th place. Spanish riders, Jonatan Santos and Alejandro Rahali Vicente complete the TOP-10 of the final WSX World chamionships
ranking 2016 on the 9th and 10th places respectively.

Mathilde Monneron (Fra) is still at the top and she’s been doing so for 4 consecutive years ! Alice Delfino (Ita) takes the 2nd place of the WSX World
Championship Ranking for the 2nd consecutive year! Charline Marillier (Fra) won 4 ranks and is up directly to the 3rd position! Jessica Billard (Fra) lost one
line and is down to the 4th place this year. Elisabeth Duchemin (Fra) won 8 places and is now 5th. Auriane Daries (Fra) keeps her 6th position from 2015.
Mallaury Dubernet (Fra) went up from the 12th to the 7th place. Italian Francesca Conzi entered the TOP-10 on the 8th position (+21). Maud Oguey
(Fra) is now 9th. Spanish Sara Vilella completed the TOP-10 2016 on the 10th place.

RESULTS WSX*** Final Lyon (Fra)

The final race of the World Skate Cross series 2016 was held in Lyon on the 25th of September. 55 skaters from France, Italy, Spain, Brazil and Ireland did their best to win the most
important competition of this season.

Flavien Du Peloux (Fra) won the final skate cross event for the first time in his skating career! He was already second in 2015, 2014 and 2012. This time, he was the fastest
until the final and got the victory of the biggest race 2016.

Florian Petitcollin (Fra) was the fastest skater in the time trials (26, 674 sec) and stayed unbeaten until the final, where he finished behind Flavien and took the second place.

Martin Barrau (Fra) took the third position, leaving the fourth place for Maxence Clusaz (Fra).

Even with his second place in the final and thanks to the total points, Florian Petitcollin (Fra) won the World Championships 2016 for the first time in his career!
Flavien Du Peloux (Fra) took the second place of the final Ranking 2016, just like one year ago. Léandre Mage (Fra) is on the third place!

The World Champion 2015, Mathilde Monneron (Fra) showed the best result of the qualification (30, 948 sec) and was fastest for all her runs, including the big final. She got the
victory of the final race 2016, leaving the second place for the last year's final winner, Alice Delfino from Italy. Alice was the second during the qualification (31, 244 sec)
and did great, finishing first in the quarter and semi finals and took the second place of the final event of this year. Francesca Conzi (Ita) took the third place finishing the
big final race in front of Elisabeth Duchemin (Fra), who took the fourth position.

Mathilde Monneron (Fra) is the World Champion for the 4th time in a row!!! This is the best result and the absolute record ever. Alice Delfino (Ita) repeated her
results from last year and took the second place of the final ranking 2016. Charline Marillier (Fra) is taking the third position.

WSX WORLD RANKING 2016

As there is still no confirmation for the Asian step and the Moscow event was cancelled, the final World Championship ranking rule will be adapted to use the best 2 results per skater instead of
the best 3.

The major events 2016, Barcelona and Lyon, will determine the best skaters 2016.

The French step, which will be held in Lyon on September 25th, will become the 2016 final, where the best skaters will challenge each other for the World Champion title.

The trophies which you can see on the photo are waiting for the best 3 men & women of this season!

Thank you for your understanding. We are working on more events in the 2017 season ;)

New video : WSX*** Imagin Extreme Barcelona, Spain

Feel the ambience of the first 2016 WSX main event, which was held on June 19th, in Barcelona, Spain. More than 40 of the world strongest skaters from 11 different countries were fighting for the
first big victory of this season.

The winners, are both French skaters: Florian Petitcollin and Mathilde Monneron. They shared their emotions about the first 3 stars event 2016. Enjoy the video, made by Anthony Finocchiaro, and
join us for the next step - WSX *** which will take place in Lyon, France, on 25th of September.

WSX WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS PROVISORY STANDINGS 2016

After 14 steps of the season 2016, here are the new WSX World Championships provisory standings and the new leaders of Men's and Women's categories!

After his victory of the first 2016 WSX main event, French skater Florian Petitcollin is the new provisory leader of the Men's category! Flavien Du Peloux (Fra)
is on the second position. Daniel Molinari (Fra) takes the third place. Loann Lacambra (Fra) did great, entering the TOP-10 at the fourth rank. Nathan
Riou (Fra) is now 5th. Leandre Mage (Fra) takes the 6th position. French skaters Ruddy Bibi, Hugo Cardinal, Theo Chagnaud and Lucien
Hugues are completing the TOP-10 at the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th places respectively.

Jessica Billard from France is the new provisory leader of the Women's category. The world champion 2014-2015, Mathilde Monneron (Fra) is currently at the third
place. Sandrine Rangeon (Fra) did great going directly to the second place. Anna Houssais (Fra) is now at the 4th rank. Alice Delfino from Italy
takes the 5th position. Flora Stephan (Fra) is now 6th. Faria Ornella (Fra) and Julia Cardinal (Fra) are at the 7th and 8th places respectively.
Charline Marillier (Fra) gets the 9th rank. Veronique Pertoldi (Fra) is now 10th.

In the Team Cross ranking, "Tarzan" Team from France with Flavien Du Peloux and Léandre Mage takes the first place. "Les
Bugs" with Oscar Briex (Fra) and Charlie Lafenêtre (Fra) is now ranked 2nd. "Nord Sud" represented by Daniel Molinary
(Fra) and Warren Digne (Fra) gets the third position.

Imagin Extreme Barcelona 2016

Credit : Equipe de France

Credit : Equipe de France

The first 2016 WSX main event was held on 19th June in Barcelona, Spain. More than 40 strongest skaters from 11 different countries were invited to challenge each other for the first big
race of this season.

French rider Florian Petitcollin was the strongest skater of this event! Showing the best qualification time (33,295 sec), he won all his races and reached the first step of the
podium! This is his first big victory and his best result so far! The 2015 Vice-Champion, Flavien Du Peloux showed the second qualification time (33,434 sec) and took the second
place. Léandre Mage (Fra) finished at the third place of the podium!

The current world number one, Mathilde Monneron from France confirmed her title of the strongest skater 2015 and got the victory of the women's final! She was the fastest in the
qualification (35,761 sec) and won all her runs, including the big final! Italian Alice Delfino continues to improve! She showed the second qualification time (37,966 sec) and
finished second! French skater Charline Marillier made her best result so far, showing the third time in the qualification (38,997 sec) and taking the third place of this
important event!